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Key West Scuba Diving

 

 

Scuba Diving, Key West, Florida Keys
If you are looking to get some bottom time (Key West Scuba Diving) in when you visit. You will find most the dive sites that you are likely to scuba dive on here plus some of the general information about that location. Most all the dive charters go to these locations so you may want to surf a little bit to see what options you have. Then compare your list of what you want to see and do to that each dive shop goes to. Most of these scuba diving charters have been here as long as I have some 14 years. All have great safety records and a great love of the sport. This you will see in how they really take care of you and your friends.

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Video: Night Diving off Key West
news.nationalgeographic.com    July 28, 2006
If you think you know the meaning of "night life," then you haven't gone scuba diving
off the Florida Keys after dark.

Most people who come to the Florida Keys for the first time are surprised to find that there is very little offshore scuba diving. you can snorkel just about any where. For the most part the first mileKey West, Scuba Diving, Florida Keys or so off shore shallow flats. The edge of the islands are lined with mangroves. These trees with there finger like root system are what help make the islands. Taking root on what used to be patch reefs from previous times when the ocean level was higher. The grasses
shallow flats and mangroves roots are breeding grounds for many species of sea life. Hiding in the grass and roots till they are large enough to venture into the open waters.



Your first encounter with coral reefs are about 1/2 to 1 mile offshore. Here you start to find patch reefs. These are made up of soft corals, and sea fans. Surrounded by sea grass they resemble little underwater islands.



Key West, Scuba Diving, Florida KeysThe Outer Reef are beyond the flats in water 15 to 35 feet in depth. These are the ones most commonly drove on.
Here you are overwhelmed by the colors. Dancing among
the reefs are the brightly colored fish. Here you will lose time
and wish you never had any reason to go back to the surface.

Key West Scuba Diving Directory


 Key West Reef Information Links
Sand Key    
Diver Skill Level  All Levels  Depth 30 - 65 Feet   Current (Light to Moderate) Scuba Diving

Outside Reefs   
Diver Skill Level  Intermediate to Advanced  Depth 40 - 210 Feet  Current (Moderate to strong)



Rock Key and Eastern Dry Rocks  
Diver Skill Level  All Levels  Depth 5 - 35 Feet   Current (Light)



Western Dry Rocks   
Diver Skill Level  Novice to Advanced  Depth 5 - 120 Feet  Current (Light to Moderate) Scuba Diving



Cottrell Reef  (Gulf side Reef)  
Diver Skill Level  Novice to intermediate  Depth 3 - 15 Feet   Current (Light to Moderate)



The Lakes   
Diver Skill Level  All Levels  Depth 5 - 30 Feet   Current (Light to Strong)



Marquesas Key   
Diver Skill Level  All Levels  Depth 5 - 30 Feet  Current (Light to Strong) Scuba Diving



Cosgrove Shoal   
Diver Skill Level  Intermediate to Advanced  Depth 20 - 210 Feet   Current (Moderate to Strong)

Key West Artificial Reef Information Links

 Chet Alexander's Wreck  
Diver Skill Level    Novice thru Advanced     Depth     0 to 30 Feet  Current      Moderate to Strong



Joe' Tug   
Diver Skill Level   Intermediate to Advanced     Depth      65 Feet   Current      Light to Moderate Scuba Diving

 Wrecks in the Marquesas   
Diver Skill Level   All levels     Depth      15 - 20 Feet   Current      Moderate to Strong

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June 26, 2009